<img src="http://www.withoutreservation.com/assets/tipi4st_200x150.jpg" alt="Podcast Image" id="wr_podcast_image" />"I can remember laying there, and it was cold because it was November, and then I remember the ambulance picking us up.  I could hear my Dad moaning, and I could hear my sister crying, screaming, and getting to the hospital, I can remember the cold metal when they x-ray you, and it was really hard because my Dad didn’t make it."

"I can remember laying there, and it was cold because it was November, and then I remember the ambulance picking us up. I could hear my Dad moaning, and I could hear my sister crying, screaming, and getting to the hospital, I can remember the cold metal when they x-ray you, and it was really hard because my Dad didn’t make it."

"I can remember laying there, and it was cold because it was November, and then I remember the ambulance picking us up.  I could hear my Dad moaning, and I could hear my sister crying, screaming, and getting to the hospital, I can remember the cold metal when they x-ray you, and it was really hard because my Dad didn’t make it."

Herman McClanahan (Navaho) Part 1

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